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Installed a new dash camera in the Super Duty today.

I don't think the OP specifically mentioned if his house was part of the HOA or not. I am assuming he is (never assume anything). If he is in the HOA, then he should be able to get the HOA rules and regulations and not rely on what his neighbor "says". If he's not in the HOA, then whatever his...

Hopefully they work better for F.T.C. being that they are on a heavier Super Duty. I put a set on the 2011 F150 I had. Wet and snow traction sucked. They did wear great. I'd recommend the BFG KO All Terrain..

The company that did my driveway came in 2 trips (same day). First guy came and put sand in the large cracks, then used a hot fill over all the cracks. 2nd crew came with the liquid asphalt or whatever they use and sprayed down the entire driveway. Of course they started by carefully applying...

My township decided to create an ordinance..... www.haveyoubeenx.com

Old Man Roger, You are the man! It was a prong on each side. Thank you very much! Mike

Good Morning All, How does one go about the removal of the Toolbox Drawer/Slides for this freshly acquired Craftsman Combo? I need to straighten, clean and reattach some of the drawers and slides (possibly repaint too).

If the toilet vent stack is in that wall, it could be showing up as a stud to your stud finder.

In my last house I Drylocked, glued up 3/4" foam board, then studded, fiberglass insulation, and drywalled. Never had an issue. In my current house, I'll probably just stud and insulate, skipping the Drylock and foam board. This house has a very dry basement and is half exposed (walk out on a...

Pulled the 2018 Edge out of the garage, washed it, pulled back into the garage. Clay barred and waxed it. Pulled it back out of the garage to see where I missed removing any wax and had the wife pull it back in.......then when we got in to go do the weekend errands, all I heard was relays...

I don't know your financial situation, but if it were me, I would do whatever it takes to make it right. It would probably bother you every time you look at or think about it, if you leave it as is.....my worthless $0.02.

In my case, the wife is afraid of flames in the house. She experienced a house fire as a kid, due to a malfunctioning HVAC.

Electric water heater, Single zone heat pump for HVAC, on well & septic. Even my fireplace is electric. Also have an outdoor hot tub for the last 1.5 years. When we are on generator power we live like normal.

I am still on my initial 500 gallon propane fill, with the generator exercising 10 minutes per week, multiple outages ranging from minutes to 4 days.Still have 55%. 38kw generator installed March 2018. My house is all electric 3000 sq ft.

The whole house is electric down to the fireplace. 38kw.

From google: Drip leg” and “sediment trap” are often used interchangeably, but they are really two different things. Drip legs (technically call just a “drip”) are installed to collect condensation in a gas piping system, so they are installed in a low point to prevent condensation from running...

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I looked at the invoice...I have 1/2" copper from the 1st reg (@ tank) to the 2nd reg (Mounted to the house). There is a drip line in the 2" galvanized. I will try to post a photo.

I'll have to check out my setup. I have a General 38kw. I know the line from the first regulator (at the tank) to the second regulator (more than 50' run) is no more than 1/2". From the 2nd regulator to the generator has a 2-4' section of 2" pipe that goes I to a flex line at the generator input.